The evening world. Newspaper, January 3, 1918, Page 7

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Marshal MeCarthy on ix saloons Yew Rochelle, where bh arged liquor! ad been sold to soldiers from Fort j Slocum, Mayor GriMn appealed to Gov. | : Whitman to make New Rochelle ‘bone | reement and when it da war which sin 10 Shoemaker compa: Mr. Ballin teatif Excise Commissioner day the Mr. Ballin wald that quor dealers atta constitu-|edged that the competit x Uonality of the closing jaloons. | cost the American comp Final hearing was adjourned until next| 000, He produced letter Saturday at Nyack Since the “dry’’ order was issued|a pound for scrape in F thiraty citizens of ee haveland seven cen v ¥ ing to M and Pel- freshment. tlegeers have d-and the sale af sult cases |has been phenomenal A Westchester County Grand Jury which investigated Marshal MoCar thy’s charges of protected vice at New half a cent acest ar Tt. , | Hospital eof | has been ¥ auto: |l mobiles were destroyed to-day when one backfired, exploding @ tank of |x {gasoline in the garage of Michael fot yo Kirsch will be necessary. THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, ‘REFUSAL TO FIX PRICES GOST $100,000, HE SAYS Igatructions for. knitting will be given 4 Liquor Men Attack Governor's Ban|Independent Dealer in Butchers’ |) ; Scraps Charges His Concern and Big Competitor Each Lost $50,000. PHILADELPHIA, Jan, §.—tnvestigat- ing tho business of dealers in meat waste, the Federal Trade Commission -|to-da heard testimony of W. 8. Ballin why | an offictal of the M. L. Shoemaker Com wiied by hitn closing all hotels| pany, dealers in butchers’ scraps and and satoons Jn New Rochelle should not] refise and independent renderers, The witness charged that the American Ag Company attempted force lis concern Into @ price-fixing © May hae cost s that F JANUARY 3, 1918. iry" and the Governor issued the order! phy of the American compatiy rt This was|tember extended the olive branch and jew Rochelle has | when tho overture was refused t jened to “put mo out of by | Murhpy’s concern ts paying twenty ce OSCAR HAMMERSTEIN ILL. 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